CEO Advisory

Imagine yourself as the captain of a ship navigating through uncharted waters during a violent storm. Every instinct tells you to steer quickly and react impulsively to each wave, hoping to find calm seas by sheer luck. But with every hasty maneuver, your ship takes on more water, your crew...

We inhabit a world that is fiercely competitive and exceedingly complex. Succeeding in the business realm is becoming increasingly difficult, with every moment being precious. Nonetheless, effective leadership can significantly influence an organization's success. CEO’s have the power to provide a competitive advantage by exemplifying and mentoring discipline, articulating a...

The landscape of flexible work is rapidly evolving, reshaping how organizations approach employee wellbeing, productivity, and engagement. Insights from Valerie Garrett, VP & Director of Design at Fifth Third Bank, Rosemary R. Sheehan, Former CHRO at Mass General Brigham Hospital, and Dr. Gale LaRoche, Senior Human Resources Consultant at ADK...

I can do this.  It took me a lot longer to say those words than I care to admit. But a simple feeling that started with a merchant’s booth at a holiday-themed trade show soon blossomed into a subscription box empire all my own. Across the monthly box industry, I...

Cognitive biases are a fascinating area of study that should be explored by all business leaders to enhance decision-making, foster a positive work environment, boost productivity, and drive team success. A cognitive bias refers to a judgement or prejudice that may not necessarily align with evidence. It stems from the...

In the ever-evolving landscape of business technology, the role of Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO) is emerging as a pivotal force in steering organizations towards innovating, adopting, and scaling artificial intelligence. As companies increasingly adopt artificial intelligence (AI) across various operations, organizations feel there is a need for a dedicated...

"Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying 'I will try again tomorrow'." — Mary Anne Radmacher We live in times of great turmoil and volatility. The coronavirus tested not just leaders of governments but also business leaders. Those who were courageous...

Every one of us shares the same deep psychological need to be seen, respected and valued. Matthew Lieberman, a social neuroscience researcher and professor of psychology at UCLA, suggests that our brains process the feeling of being isolated and alone as a survival threat, one that ranks alongside safety, shelter,...

The distribution of global GDP among the world’s largest economies has changed over time, reflecting shifts in economic policies, technological advancements, and demographic trends. Below is a table showing the world’s top six economies and their share of global GDP from 1980 to 2024. All figures were sourced from the...

Over the past 35 years, my efforts to make reliable health information and care more accessible have been rewarding but challenging. Thanks to the talent and dedication of many teammates, we have had a positive impact on our nation’s hidebound and inefficient healthcare delivery system, but progress has been hard...